Africa, Globalization, and Football

Africa, Globalization, and Football
No 233, 2010/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 7

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron
Pages 11 to 14

Africa, Globalization, and Football

By Nicolas Courtin, Raphaël Jozan
Pages 15 to 24

From the Events in Cabinda to the Drogba Myth

By Daniel Künzler
Pages 25 to 33

South Africa, Pioneer of International Football

By Chris Bolsmann
Pages 35 to 48

The History of the First Migrations of African Football Players to Europe

By Paul Dietschy
Pages 49 to 61

The Not-So-Beautiful Game in Africa

By Raffaele Poli
Pages 63 to 76

Understanding the Mechanisms of African Football Migration

By Roger Besson, Raffaele Poli, Loïc Ravenel
Pages 77 to 87

An Ethnography of Football Academies in Ghana

By Paul Darby
Pages 89 to 98

A Tax to Counter the Poverty of African Football?

By Wladimir Andreff
Pages 99 to 99

The Statistics of Football

By Nicolas Courtin
Pages 100 to 101

Football and State Policy

By Stanislas Frenkiel
Pages 101 to 101

Football and State Policy

By Joseph-Antoine Bell
Pages 102 to 103

Football and Development

By Daniel Künzler
Pages 103 to 103

Football and Globalization

By Raffaele Poli
Pages 104 to 105

Football and Controversy

By Paul Dietschy
Pages 105 to 105

Football and Violence

By Hélène Dumas
Pages 106 to 106

Football and Politics

By Paul Dietschy
Pages 107 to 107

Football and Retraining

By Jérôme Berthoud
Pages 108 to 108

Football and Migration

By Raffaele Poli
Pages 111 to 132

“So You No Longer Greet Me, Léopold?"

By Roland Colin, Thomas Perrot, Étienne Smith
Pages 135 to 146

The Éotilé: An Open Book

By Claude-Hélène Perrot
Pages 147 to 169

Reviews

By Annick Kayitesi